Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17


Heavy rains fcl! here durins the past few
days.
J.. j. Bonner is still confined to his room
with sickness.
IF, Parker returned from South Idaho
on Sunday last.
The Masonic hall is receiving new coat
of plaster, inside.
Hank Trimble returned from Pomeroy on
Monday evening.
Sundays steamer.
Sell Reynolds, OF Silcott gave us friend
ly call on Monday.
Martin Collins has had his hay scales re-
fitted, near his livery stable.
Mrs. Sid Benton, of Colfax, is in the city
the guest of Mrs Jno. Burke.
We are indebted to Gov. Stevenson for
his report to the Secretary Of the Interior.
Mr.. J. N. King, of Cottonwood, has
been in the city for several days, on a visit.
Link Smith, mother and sister arrived
here from the Occur dAlene on Tuesday.
All tho Choice Good Things kept in any first
class city grocery is to be found at Greenburg's
Invitations arc out for fancy dress ball
to be given at Cotton, W. I. on Tomorrow
evening.
During the past two weeks several par.
ties have brought large RATS OF wood down
the Clearwater.
The stage from Dayton has been arriving
very late during the past week owing to
the late rains,
L. Stanuus is still confined to his home
with sickness, but we are pleased to note
his steady Improvement.
Greenburg strives to excel in quality if not
- in price. but gau. antees to sell as cheap
Equality being equal as any house in Low.
Remember Fresh Eastern Oysters will ar
rive by every steamer. warranted to be strictly
fresh and good at Greonburg's. If
Ifyou are fond of Corn Meal call at Green-
burg's 70 see his Gold Dust Corn Meal. sold by
the pound. TT
r. NJ. Smith, from the head Of naviga.
tion," PatahA City. has been up taking in
the races.
day with large cargos Of merchandise and
Passengers.
"A number of freight ieams came down
from Csmas Prairie last week and all re.
turned loaded with merchandise.
Mr.. Gardnsr, of Randall J. Gardner. deal.
srs in all kinds fruit trees. Walla Walla,
has been in the city the past week.
Weare Informed that the photograph gal
lery will b. opened 10 this city on or about
the 1T Of December.
". Il. Leland, assistant, P. NJ has been
unable 10 attend to duty the past week, be.
ing en.the sick lat.
Just resolved at Grcenburg's. fresh from thu
mill. Steel Cut Dat Meal, Rolled Oats. 0a
,Groats, Germoa. Cerealine. Buokwheat Flour
Cracked wheat, Graham, Hominy. 7.tf
At Greenburg's, choice Table Raisons, Zant,
Currants, Leghorn Citron. Sugared Orang'
and Lemon peel. 7-tf
Sheriff Stiffel. Of Asotin, arrested an In
dian lest week, for stealing horses, aae
lodgedhin in the Asotin City Jail.
Hamilton was killed near Moscow last weel
by the falling of derrick fork.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian churcl
VIII prepare . Thanksgiving dinner at tn
room next to Grssuburg's store.
The Holidays are getting near at han
ssad you should commence to advertise you
Holiday Goods in the TELLER.
A. Mckinley came down from Cana
Prairie on Monday. en- route to Cseur
Alsns. whore be 10 interested in business.
Mr.. D. Spurbsck left on Sunday mornin
Tor Minnesota, where he expects to be gon
about six weeks On business trip.
The Lewiston Brass Band are maxim
grand preparations for their fourth annu.
Dali to be given on the 34th.
The Moscow stage changed time On Mon
day. 1t now leaves here at ] O'clock an,
arrives at in the afternoon.
Frank GAheny came down from III
Wsipe ON Monday and reports but littl
snow in that vicinity.
Auditor HattabauKh and treasurer Davi,
have erected . telephone line connsctin
their two Offices, and it works well.
We were shown, by A. Sutherland,
sspv Of the Ulster county Gazette, N. Y pub
lished in 1900, which csutained the deaf
OF Washington, who died in 1899, Dec. II
1t had been we'll preserved and was th